How will you rate it Episode 9 of
festival ? Community score: 4.1
©kei urana, hideyoshi andou and kodansha/”gachiakuta” production committee
One of the problems I encountered while watching festival Given that the whole point of the story is that everyone lives on a gray, muddy wasteland, I wonder exactly what its setup can manage to be diverse and fun. Well, this week’s plot answers this question directly. To prepare for the latest mission, Rudo and the cleaner staff had to trek to Canvas Town, a shaky shanty town with unique flavor and interesting cultural elements that help it stand out from the rest of the ground world we have seen so far.
I know I’ve put it up a few times, but I can’t really overcome how interesting it is festival This effectively utilizes the story contrast and rhythm rhythm I associated with traditional JRPGs. Now that we are doing our first real “main mission” for Rudo as an official cleaner, it’s time to party and head to the first nearby city on the world map with a new party member to meet, while also learning more about the environment as a whole. I’ve seen some people complain festival To be so willing to take the time to stroll, I don’t think it’s an unreasonable question, but I’m digging into the way that Rudo’s adventure begins. Maybe it’s because of watching festival Feel like those old overnight stays I used to dig with my buddy Final Fantasy,,,,, .. or Xeno The game we can do our hands and pass the controller back and forth all night until we emitted it with a pile of empty soda jugs and a bag of crumpled burning burning hot prey bags.
If I have any real complaints about Lodge, it might be that Rudo has reprimanded a rather passive role this week, spending most of his time in the backstage observation as experienced cleaners like Enjin and Riyo set the target, while the crew tracked the giveaway work for some magic paint protection. I don’t mind also In large part, because it provides other characters with more opportunities to joke and build rapport. Also, I think you can say that Rudo has become comfortable enough to be involved and interact with the cleaner is already developed enough.
Rudo had a sweet, intimate exchange with Riyo, how bad your parents would be, which only makes me prefer them as companions. The new cleaners also impressed them with the time they made, especially Delmon standing out. I screamed enthusiastically at him, “Your life story hurts my heart! The hell that your people have made you go through is unforgivable!
The outstanding figure in this episode is Remlin, a poor kid who must take over the painter of Canvas City who dies once his work is unexpected before he can provide the cleaners with the protection they need for unmanned land. First, it is indeed a damn fun to pass on the power of the Remlin through the important instruments of Jobs. As Rudo points out, they seem very powerful and vague, as the spell of Spraycan-Shaman, a resident of Canvas City, is actually based on resonance. Remlin became the perfect successor to Job’s job because they are talented and A natural emotion and emotion person. I hope they have a lot to do in the next episode because they are a very attractive little hero to add to the roster.
Remlin also gets the biggest line of the episode, and they yell with pride resistance after mourning the loss of their lost friends: “No more nonsense resonance! Let’s go to the party.” Talk about what to live. I might be carved on the tombstone.
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festival Currently flowing
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